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Surya Khadka (सुर्य खड्का) is a dynamic Nepali folk singer, composer, and songwriter known for his heartfelt Lok Dohori, Bhajan, and festival-themed songs. Originally from Nepal and currently based in Japan, he has built a strong following through his vibrant performances and consistent musical output. His music often blends traditional melodies with contemporary arrangements, and he’s especially active during cultural seasons like Teej, Dashain, and Tihar.

Shisir Shrestha is a respected Nepali guitarist and music educator who trained under the legendary composer Ambar Gurung. Known for his refined technique and deep understanding of both Eastern and Western musical traditions, Shrestha contributed to numerous compositions and recordings during his time with Gurung’s team. He has performed in classical and contemporary ensembles, supporting the evolution of Nepali modern music. Beyond performance, Shrestha has mentored young musicians and promoted structured music education in Nepal. His work reflects the legacy of Ambar Gurung’s vision — blending tradition with innovation in Nepali music’s instrumental landscape.

Bharati Upadhyaya is a renowned Nepali singer and composer, celebrated for her contributions to Nepali music. She is best known for her melodious voice and her ability to blend traditional and modern styles in her songs. Bharati's music often reflects themes of love, life, and cultural pride. Some of her popular songs include: "Mai Chhori Sundari" – A timeless classic that remains a favorite among Nepali music enthusiasts. "Birsidinu Pardo Rahechha" – A soulful track that showcases her emotive singing style. "Mayako Chhayama Maya Rakhana" – A beautiful composition that resonates with listeners. "Karmaima Chhaina Mero Maya" – A song that highlights her versatility as a singer. "Kina Kina Mero Man" – A track that captures the essence of Nepali music. Her work has left an indelible mark on the Nepali music industry, and her songs continue to inspire and entertain audiences.

Parashu Ram Pandey is a highly respected bhajan singer, composer, and cultural ambassador from Nepal, widely recognized for his deep spiritual knowledge and musical devotion. With a profound understanding of the Puranas, Upanishads, and other sacred scriptures, he has emerged as a guiding voice in Nepal’s devotional music scene, capturing the hearts of thousands through his spiritually uplifting performances. Born and raised in a culturally rooted environment, Parashuram Pandey’s early life was shaped by a strong connection to spirituality and traditional music. His journey into the world of bhajans began with a sincere desire to share the timeless wisdom of Hindu philosophy through melodious expressions of faith. Over time, he cultivated a unique style that blends sacred teachings with emotionally resonant musical compositions. Parashuram Pandey’s bhajans are more than music—they are messages of devotion (bhakti), moral values (dharma), and the celebration of Nepal’s rich spiritual heritage. His voice has become a staple in religious gatherings, spiritual festivals, and cultural events across the country. His audiences range from elderly devotees to younger generations seeking meaning and connection through tradition. In addition to his live performances, Parashuram Pandey has expanded his spiritual mission through digital platforms. His music is featured on global streaming services such as Spotify,Apple Music, TIDAL, and Anghami, and his YouTube channel and social media platforms serve as spaces for sharing devotional content, cultural narratives, and spiritual reflections. Some of his most popular songs include: Timi Behuli Dulhai Dukhako Pirati Ko Khel Through his tireless efforts, Parashu Ram Pandey continues to be a vital force in the preservation and promotion of Nepalese culture, spirituality, and traditional music. His contribution extends beyond music—it is a heartfelt offering to the divine and a bridge between ancient wisdom and contemporary life.